Dacian,
Are you sure all these calls share the same hostname? If you go from
http://www.foo.com/test/foo.jsp to http://www.bar.com/test/bar.jsp, you will
get a new session ID. At least that's what I think happens with servlets, so
it should be the same (?) with JSPs.
Let me know if this doesn't solve your problem, and I'll look into it more
closely.
Rob
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dacian-Virgil Hantig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 3:37 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SOS URL Rewriting
>
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> I the last 5-6 days I tried to use URL Rewriting instead of
> Cookies in
> Tomcat, but I generously failed.
> For this purpose I made a simple application, consisting of
> 3 pages. I
> have 3 buttons (Submit) on every page: first two to navigate
> through the
> pages, and the third, for the initialization of an object (discused
> below).
> I printed on every move the SessionID from
> request.getRequestedSessionId() and from request.getSession().getId()
> I stored an object (as a parameter) in request and in
> request.getSession() and then I retrieved it on every page.
>
> The problem I found is:
> In the JSP (before executing the form) I finally
> obtained the same
> SessionID (as the one for the first call), but after
> executing the form,
> another SessionID will take the place of the previous, and so, the
> values of the object are lost, and every attributes/beans have
> inadequate values (new ones).
>
> I didn't figure out how can I change the SessionInterceptor
> to provide
> URL rewriting feature. Is any documentation about this, because this
> class is almost non documented (except a few word like
> "// rewrite URL, do I need to do anything more?"
> or something like that. So I made it blindly, and the result
> was as far
> ... FAILURE. Could anyone tell me how to modify it so my project will
> work.
>
> ... my final words are an SOS to the developers on TOMCAT to write
> more about the usage of their classes ... they are very poor
> documented
> or NONE and I searched throughout the Internet and I found nothing but
> some dummy installation guides.
>
> Yours,
> Dacian :((((
>
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